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I have done my Hrct thorax for mild breathing problem,chest pain and back pain 1week ago and the score was 1/25.
Doctor said I already have been infected by Corona virus but as I was asymptomatic I have not tested for covid.
I am vaccinated with covieshield 1st dose on 6th April and 2nd dose schedule is on 29th June.
Should I have to wait for 3months for 2nd dose?
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Next vaccine after 3 months
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Next vaccine dose after 3 months
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You can take 3 months after covid
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Yes, after 3 months i e after 6 july, you can take vaccine as per ICMR guideline in india.
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Dr. M.Manoj Kumar
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Dr. Faiz Rahman
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Kindly consult a doc here at practo
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Dr. Manhar Jogi
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After 3 months
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